Pike County, MO power plants

10 EIA-registered plants with 2.6 GW of nameplate capacity inside MISO; the largest is AES Petersburg at 1,349.9 MW.

Capacity by fuel

Nameplate capacity · plants

coal: 1.3 GW1
batteries: 700 MW2
solar: 260 MW3
natural gas: 240 MW1
wind: 54.4 MW1
petroleum: 24 MW1
biomass: 3.2 MW1

Pike County, MO capacity ranking

10 matching plants · ranked by nameplate capacity

Rank	Plant	Capacity	Type	Operator	Location
1	AES PetersburgAES IndianaDetailed profile	1,349.9 MW	Petroleum Liquids, Conventional Steam Coal	AES Indiana	Pike County
2	Petersburg Energy CenterPetersburg Energy Center, LLCDetailed profile	500 MW	Solar Photovoltaic, Batteries	Petersburg Energy Center, LLC	Pike County
3	Peno CreekUnion Electric Co - (MO)	240 MW	Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine	Union Electric Co - (MO)	Pike County
4	Pike County Energy StorageAES Pike County Energy StorageDetailed profile	200 MW	Batteries	AES Pike County Energy Storage	Pike County
5	RATTS 1Ratts 1 Solar LLC	150 MW	Solar Photovoltaic	Ratts 1 Solar LLC	Pike County
6	Heirloom SolarHeirloom Solar (Ratts 1 Phase 2 Solar, LLC)	60 MW	Solar Photovoltaic	Heirloom Solar (Ratts 1 Phase 2 Solar, LLC)	Pike County
7	Panther Creek Wind ProjectGreenbacker Renewable Energy Corporation	54.4 MW	Onshore Wind Turbine	Greenbacker Renewable Energy Corporation	Pike County
8	Bowling Green Renewable Energy CenterUnion Electric Co - (MO)	50 MW	Solar Photovoltaic	Union Electric Co - (MO)	Pike County
9	Pearl StationPrairie Power, Inc	24 MW	Petroleum Liquids	Prairie Power, Inc	Pike County
10	Veolia ES Blackfoot Landfill FacilitySouthern Indiana Gas & Elec Co	3.2 MW	Landfill Gas	Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co	Pike County

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plants

County assignment and capacity come from the EIA generator inventory. Capacity is nameplate capacity, not seasonal capability or available operating capacity. A plant can include multiple generators and technologies.